Разнорабочий - Гамильтон
Зарплата 10 $ - IS Recruit

The offer is valid not only in Hamilton but also in the rest of Canada and some other countries.

To learn more about the job go to the website (in the header of the job description). An international marketing company which researches the market of demand for goods and services among all social groups is launching a program to learn more about consumers’ needs and recruiting respondents for completing surveys online. Taking part in the project is considered to be a side job at home. The aim of the project is acquisition and analysis of information about different aspects of marketing and consumers’ behavior and needs. Target audience of the project(participants) is different groups of people who are consumers of different goods.

The project is very convenient to take part in. The participants are offered to complete surveys in the form of an online test. After completion of a survey, a participant gets a reward which varies from 1 to 5 Canadian dollars. A survey takes from 2 to 40 minutes to complete.

The typical characteristic of a side job at home with flexible hours is that it is possible to do tests at any time convenient for you. The number of surveys and their type vary according to the needs and situations at the market and aims of a particular research project. Tasks can be offered not every day.

Please pay attention that participating in the project cannot be considered a full-time job, but it is a good way to have some additional earnings. Our offer stands for men and women who are interested in an off-hours job or a side job at home and who want to spend their spare time profitably.

Respondents of all ages, social situations, locations can participate in our project. So, our offer is relevant for all people interested in it. We will be glad to see you among our respondents!

Enter the name of our community in the messenger Telegram and follow the instructions on how to sign up for the project as a respondent.

The name of the community - Recruit SurH